Seville came alive with a historic night. Manuel Carrasco kicked off his highly anticipated Tour Salvaje 2025 in a packed La Cartuja Stadium that sold out in record time, delivering a show that will remain etched in the memory of the more than 70,000 attendees.
The tour, powered by Meyer Sound’s cutting-edge audio technology and the reliability of DiGiCo consoles, supplied by Fluge Audiovisuales, marks the start of this new musical adventure produced by Riff Producciones. It is already proving to be a resounding success both artistically and technically.
A stadium filled with emotion and technical precision
La Cartuja Stadium was the venue chosen to launch the tour, where Carrasco performed songs from his recent album Pueblo Salvaje II, along with essential tracks from his career, supported by a production that lived up to all expectations.
The night was defined by the energy of the Seville audience and by a world-class technical production, where sound played a leading role thanks to the implementation of Meyer Sound systems and DiGiCo control desks.
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True to the high standards of his live shows in large venues, the production in Seville featured a premium sound configuration designed to guarantee uniform coverage and impeccable clarity in every corner of the stadium. As expected for an event of this magnitude, sound quality was a fundamental element.
The concert featured Meyer Sound’s advanced technology, whose speaker systems provided a powerful and perfectly defined listening experience throughout the stadium. The precision and clarity of the sound, managed with the reliability of DiGiCo consoles, ensured that every note and every word from Manuel Carrasco reached the audience with exceptional detail.
Meyer Sound: a large-format sonic structure
The main system was based on Meyer Sound PANTHER, LEO, LEOPARD, 1100-LFC, and ULTRA-X40 loudspeakers, integrated into a carefully optimized design. The deployment included:
- Main PA:
- 40 x PANTHER (20 per side) flown on each side of the stage
- Side fills (outfills):
- 36 x PANTHER (18 per side)
- Front delay towers:
- 2 towers with 4 x PANTHER-W + 10 x LEO each
- Rear delay towers:
- 2 towers with 4 x PANTHER-W + 8 x LEO each
- Flown subwoofers:
- 30 x 1100-LFC
- Ground subwoofers:
- 24 x 1100-LFC distributed on the ground
- Front fill:
- 2 x ULTRA-X40 for the areas closest to the stage
- Catwalk and stage coverage:
- 20 x LEOPARD
- Processor:
- 10 x Galileo GALAXY
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This system made it possible to create an exceptional audio experience, with controlled sound pressure and outstanding clarity throughout the stadium.
DiGiCo: total control with Quantum 852 and 338
Alongside the excellence in speaker systems, the reliability of DiGiCo mixing consoles was also key for managing and controlling the sound during the show. In Seville, the setup was organized as follows:
- FOH (Front of House):
- 1 x DiGiCo Quantum 852, the new reference for large events.
- Monitors:
- 1 x DiGiCo Quantum 338 with Fourier, ensuring maximum flexibility for mixing for musicians and stage technicians.
ATB network for digital audio distribution and control. These consoles, known for their versatility and power, allowed Manuel Carrasco’s sound engineers to deliver an impeccable mix to the audience.
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This first concert of the Tour Salvaje 2025 was not only a reunion with Carrasco’s music but also a demonstration of the power of technology applied to live performance.
The precision, power, and versatility of Meyer Sound and DiGiCo were key in elevating the show to a higher level, combining innovation and emotion with the technical excellence demanded by a tour of this scale, in perfect harmony with the artist’s talent to deliver an unforgettable sensory and emotional experience for the audience.
